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re: Best day trip from London?
Posted on 8/9/17 at 7:23 am to pensacola
Posted on 8/9/17 at 7:23 am to pensacola
Bath and Windsor by train were good. Lots to see in both places.
Greenwich (prime meridian, Cutty Sark,etc.) was okay, but my favorite part of the trip was going on the Docklands Light Rail and returning by a Thames river ferry. Good urban sightseeing along the way.
Oxford will be the next one. Options are trains or one of 2 express bus services that run between London and Oxford.
Greenwich (prime meridian, Cutty Sark,etc.) was okay, but my favorite part of the trip was going on the Docklands Light Rail and returning by a Thames river ferry. Good urban sightseeing along the way.
Oxford will be the next one. Options are trains or one of 2 express bus services that run between London and Oxford.
Posted on 8/9/17 at 7:35 am to Twenty 49
Thanks for the suggestions
Will definitely do Bath. Between Canterbury and Stratford- which is better?
Will definitely do Bath. Between Canterbury and Stratford- which is better?
Posted on 8/9/17 at 9:43 am to Twenty 49
Greenwich is nice, esp if you're feeling too "urban" after a few days in London. The river ferries are inexpensive (don't bother with the more expensive tourist boats, the regular river "bus" provides the same view without annoying commentary or too many tourists), the ride is short & scenic. Observatory/Prime Meridian are up a small but steep hill set in the middle of a nice park; beautiful view on a nice day....and the town itself has the usual run of tourist shops. Maritime museum is nice for boat geeks & kids, though it is unairconditioned and sweltering beneath glass skylights on a hot day. We enjoyed Turner's Battle of Trafalgar (painting) immensely, mainly b/c it was set in an air conditioned room w/viewing benches.
I'd go to Oxford over Stonehenge, unless you have a serious fascination w/prehistory or woowoo Druidy stuff. Watch a few (or many) episodes of Inspector Lewis or Morse and you can track down the pubs featured in the series; there are even Morse/Lewis walking tours.
I'd go to Oxford over Stonehenge, unless you have a serious fascination w/prehistory or woowoo Druidy stuff. Watch a few (or many) episodes of Inspector Lewis or Morse and you can track down the pubs featured in the series; there are even Morse/Lewis walking tours.
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